TITANIUM GRAVEL BIKE

ROUTT

Large-format gravel, built to stay fast.

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ROUTT GRAVEL BIKE

ROUTT GRAVEL BIKE

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The new Routt is our large-format gravel bike, designed around a 50mm tire with clearance from 45mm to 57mm. It’s made for fast gravel that doesn’t always stay smooth. The larger tire format lets you run lower pressures for more grip and control over broken surfaces, helping the bike carry speed and stay composed when things get rough. At the same time, the Routt keeps the quick, direct feel that has always made it a gravel bike first.

From a light race build to a wide-range mullet setup, the Routt can be built toward different ends of gravel without becoming overly specialized. A 3D-printed chainstay yoke creates room for the bigger tire format and up to a 48T 1x chainring, while a redesigned Moots carbon fork brings fully integrated brake routing through our Ti stem. In-house machined UDH dropouts round out a platform built for current gravel drivetrains and the roads they’re being ridden on.

Still a Routt, built for more of what gravel has become.

*RSL option will be available early 2027*

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GRAVEL HAS CHANGED

When we introduced the Routt in 2013, gravel bikes were still largely an evolution of cyclocross bikes. We took what we had learned from the Moots Psychlo-X and built something specifically for the dirt roads we wanted to ride.

More than a decade later, gravel has changed again. Tires are bigger, courses are rougher, and riders are faster. The new Routt is built for that progression.

The idea behind the Routt hasn’t changed. The places it can take you have.

WHY MORE TIRE?

More tire means more speed when the surface gets rough. Lower pressures help the tire track broken ground, hold grip, and stay composed instead of getting bounced off line.

The Routt is designed around a 50mm tire to bring that speed and control to rough gravel without giving up the quick, direct feel of the bike.

  • 3D-PRINTED CHAINSTAY YOKE

    Creates room for up to a 57mm tire while maintaining clearance for up to a 48T 1x chainring. The compact yoke gives us the space needed around the tire and drivetrain without adding unnecessary bulk to the rear triangle.

  • REDESIGNED MOOTS CARBON FORK

    A new D-shaped steerer allows fully integrated brake routing through our Moots Ti stem. The redesigned fork cleans up the front end while keeping the cockpit simple.

  • IN-HOUSE MACHINED UDH DROPOUTS

    The new UDH dropouts are machined in-house at our Steamboat factory. They bring the Routt onto the current derailleur standard while keeping the dropout design and manufacturing in our hands.

  • BROADER DRIVETRAIN OPTIONS

    The new Routt works with traditional gravel drivetrains or wide-range mullet setups, giving riders more gearing range and more flexibility in how they build the bike.

Key Features

THREE BOTTLES + BENTO
BUILT AROUND 1X
FULLY INTEGRATED
THREADED BOTTOM BRACKET
READY FOR MORE THAN RACE DAY
BUILT IN STEAMBOAT. ALWAYS.
THREE BOTTLES + BENTO
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Frame Specifications

Moots Routt titanium gravel bike, side profile on a gravel road in the Colorado hills

Technical Specifications

Head Tube:
44mm
Bottom Bracket:
BSA 68mm
Seatpost:
30.9mm
Derailleur Clamp:
none
Rear End Spacing:
12x142
Max Tire Clearance:
700x57
Water Bottle Locations:
3
Fender Eyelets:
yes
Chainline:
Gravel : 47.5mm

Geometry

Frame Size (cm) Effective TT (cm) Seat Tube (cm) Head Tube (cm) Head Angle Seat Angle BB Drop (cm) Chainstay Length (cm) Stand Over (in) Fork Length (mm) Stack Reach
50 52.0 46.0 11 70.0° 75.0° 8.0 43.7 30.2 395.0 555.0 367.0
52 53.0 48.0 12 70.0° 74.5° 8.0 43.7 30.7 395.0 564.0 370.0
54 54.5 51.0 14 70.5° 74.25° 7.8 43.7 31.8 395.0 586.0 377.0
56 57.0 53.0 16 70.5° 74.0° 7.6 43.7 32.6 395.0 604.0 394.0
58 58.5 55.0 18 70.75° 73.75° 7.6 43.7 33.3 395.0 622.0 401.0
60 60.5 57.0 20 70.75° 73.5° 7.6 43.7 34.0 395.0 641.0 413.0

FAQs

Answers to common questions about the ROUTT GRAVEL BIKE

What is the maximum tire size?

The Routt is designed around a 50mm tire with clearance for up to a 57mm tire. Actual measured width can vary slightly depending on the tire and rim combination.

What drivetrains are compatible with the Routt?

The Routt is built around modern 1x gravel drivetrains, from tighter-range gravel setups to wide-range mullet builds. It clears up to a 48T chainring with a 47.5mm gravel chainline.

Can I run a mechanical drivetrain?

The Routt is designed around electronic drivetrains. For specific drivetrain setups or add-on options outside our standard configurations, contact our sales team and we can help determine what will work for your use case.

What bottom bracket does the Routt use?

The Routt uses a BSA 68mm threaded bottom bracket.

What brake rotor sizes can I run?

The Routt uses flat-mount brakes and supports up to a 160mm rear rotor and 180mm front rotor.

Can I run fenders or a rack?

Yes. Fender mounts come standard, and optional upper rack mounts are available for riders who want additional carrying capacity.

Can I buy the Routt as a frameset?

Yes. The Routt is available as a frameset or as a complete bike with multiple Moots build options.

Can I customize the build or finish?

Yes. We offer a range of Moots finish options and complete build kits. If you want component choices outside of our standard build kits, the bike will need to be purchased through an authorized Moots dealer, who can help put together a more customized build.

How do I choose my Routt size?

If you’re unsure about sizing, email our sales team and we can help point you in the right direction. For the most precise fit, we recommend working with a Moots dealer or professional bike fit studio.

What headset does the Routt use?

The Routt uses a Chris King InSet 7 headset with a ZS44 upper and EC44 lower.